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Novosadov [1.4K]
2 years ago
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It is crucial to understand the various factors contributing to your employees' stress as well as the consequences of it. Catego

rize the following sources of stress by dragging and dropping each one into its most appropriate category. When you are done, click Submit. Task demands Economic uncertainty Economic problems Interpersonal demands Technological change Family problems Submit Organizational Sources of Stress Personal Sources of Stress Environmental Sources of Stress

Business
1 answer:
fomenos2 years ago
5 0

Answer: Environmental Sources of Stress

Economic uncertainty

Technological Change

Organizational Sources of Stress

Task demands

Interpersonal demands

Personal Sources of Stress

Economic problems

Family Problem

Explanation:

Environmental Sources of Stress: these are sources of stress specific to the physical environment of an employee. Stress factors include economic downturns, political instability and technological changes which may threaten an employee's job.

Organizational Sources of Stress: Task demands which are more than the employee believes they can achieve or Interpersonal conflicts between employees are stress factors that fall in this category.

Personal Sources of Stress : these are stress factors present in an employee's personal life. They can be due to marital issues, financial problems, among others. Although, not directly related to an employee's ability to carry out their tasks, these problems can affect an employee's performance at work.

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